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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-15
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Ssrr Sra nj Sureen, rpeI8er In D1aSs
ben's Gei6irr Gei4dft, 1877 Gr9anses Strass,
orbsitet, faste: rgein Batter, tpel9er Rro.
90 gorts Strabe Iebt, bate felt ben Iebtsn
breibig Sabren In ie6em @inter on Hbeuitas
tisntuS In ben Sabei s~eIitten. Gr sos bic
beften @erJte Ju Ratbe ino perfu6te ole bss
fannter SetlrlitteI, obne ir9snb iueIten GrfoIg.
SIN Ietten @inter, gu rpeIber Seit feline SAse
Nnb Der untere Sbeil ieinsr @eine fart ans
sef9rpoaen rparer, perfuate er Ct. Satobs Del
Unb III tIrher Belt fpar er aehetIt. =,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-15
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0e9ett MbeunnatisunuS.
Wunherbare StiIaugeu.
40 Sabre ssIitt.n unn pann esbsiIt.

%. @Iban, Str, Stbaca, q. p.
itebsr pisrsis Sabre bin Id Elm ppfer rbeus
tnatif9er S9merSen aeIpeien. SD fpurbs
peranIaBt, ct. Satobs Del tu eebrau1en unb
ta9bemt9 Srpet SIaiden ar9erpanbt bate, ma
ten ale S9merien perfbpunben. Neine BItes
Der, rpeIte felt unb Iabr. rparen, finb iett 70
eeItnfi9 ME In rneintr Sugenb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-15

&ein Opium lit in piiOs 8ur fir aass
Sebruns. $50 alls unbsrn MittsI febIen
bilft bieies.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-15
Sebt Gud bod gefdaigit

NIT ben untersei6nsten agenten Der bep6brten
Baltimore 9inie bes HorboeutI6en, 2lop6 In
8erbinsun9, penn sShr bequem uno biai9 na6
briiben reilen, ober 8erpanbte aus Der altert
Seimatb tommen laiien unb oenielben cine quite
uno ii9ere lleberfabrt peri6atien molt. Die
riibmli6f befauuten 8ofzD ampfer bes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-15
Observation-Disclosures oeS at. WapbasIS
0crstus fiuo In:

Bremen: Serr gaitOr g. 9 6I0ii.r, qiubsuRr. 8.
Sambura: Serr Ebtobor Rspubere, Or. RttasH'
itrabe SO.
autpsrpeu: Ssrr 9. 10. W irbsu n, 40 ausuus Charlotte.
0totterbam: Serr s acob 36IIer, pan Der Edditraat17.
Saure: SCrr y. SQmbert Re NJ II II, B Rue Doubet.
sOueou: Serr Paitor 30. Bolt. Al linton Street,
WtttebapeI.
9~iuerpuol: 0err GtGliam Eror, 80 Dute Strest.
Rem Dort: 0teu. 8. ReuIunh, tatboL. prieter, 10 State
Street, s~eseuiber Gatle Suroeu.
Porto Alegre, 8roO. &to Sraupe pu SRl, Starlten:
Ger g emeus 0 allan.
J0tEutus (9oua Sraueisca), qrou. Santa 9utbartna,
Nraflien: Ger Qaitor =. DoeAerSbauien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-15
ct. &apbaels Sereiu gum sduBe Der
Gin uno 4u8ipanoerer.
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Bon ueridtsteusu Seiten werbe Id 10 oft eriuat, sinsu
Berpaneten ooer Betannten, Der lber see tommt, In
Castle Garden gu empfan9en nne ibm bebhlfid gu ieiu.
Sd bin ssrns gu iebem Disnite bsrsit. Gur m04te t4 bits
ten, tets senau a~nSuSebeu, nit pelbem S9iHe Der 8etrefs
ieube tonnen iou. @enn man uus ntdt ben uuseidbrsn
Bes unb bic ~uneefabre Seit aueibt, pann elmer tommsu lou,
10 Tt IS idper, ia iait ~uumosIia, Semauesu unter Der
gut, psnu man ben 8erpaubfeu idou bic apreHe Der surOs
pdti9en Observation-Disclosures ansdbe. 'auf pieie art phree
aud i4on briben fhr ne geforet pereen, uue tameu ftlbe
am fderiten brett an mid. Wir ssben bier bic AorsSe
Der ueridteoeneu Bsrtraususmdnutr uuo bemerttn babel
nod i~olsenteS.
Der 3ped bes ct. Rapbaelss8 .reins 1T, BEN Rsiisnesa
Sdus unb Seiftanb %uuseoeibeu Su lafeu, xuo he Dor ne
benz Sdaeen in 3eitltdeu uuo setitiseu Dtugeu 81 bepabs
rem. Seoe austunft In Betrei elmer ieeeu auselestubett
m6se babsr Elm Sober f4 tn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. usrs
traueusuoa an ben 8ereiu penben. Stsr Elm 9erSetbnib
Der peribiebeneH Be~rtrauensmduner:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16
PRRsoYAL.

u. CanlteF, a Portland, Il In Seattle
iookina Altar bis buaineaa interests here.
Inspector Of Customs, J. s. Jones,
has been transferred from Tacoma 10
Ia Oomner.
NJ. O. ". Jordan, Of ihe nFm of
Goodwin 4 Jordan, piano forts and
efHan manufacturers, VietoEia. Is, O.. Il
aiihs Occidental.
Judge Savage, Of The Dalles, Oregon,
Il spending few days IN Seattle. He
came 10 visit bis son, who e attending
tho Territorial University.
Miss Bessie Hlll. danghier OF Captain
Geo. D. Hill, who has been attending
Anna WEi9ht eeninaEy, came home By
TIE North Paeifo yesterday.
7. O. Graham, Portland, Chas. Hill,
Portland; w. y. Jones. Kansas CITY; !.
H. Mitchell, JR. J. p. Patton, Tacoma;
J. V. Ohown, y. y. James, O. II Moriasl
h. MyeF. san Franoisoo; p. v. Pianck,
Philadalphia; ]. III. Htgason, Port Towns.
end; a. white, Taeonal w. ~. Cad
SOW, New York Mrs. D. AlexandeF,
New YoRk; 3. W. Brace and wife. OEk
Hasbos; =. I. Myers, New York; J. W.
Rankin, A. q. Mason, Tacoma. y. w.
3. Oefrans. San Ffaneiaeo; Capt. o. J.
Humphreys. +. o. s. 3. CO.; n. MoFx.
Portland; &, w. Jsrdan, Victoria; q. Is.
Coleman, UhieaGo; ". B. ProoleE, Bos.
ton; Il. II. Fisher, ]. l.. MuddlebFook,
fictoEial J. u. Davies. i. Baker, San
Francisco; \. Veatal, Il. Baby, enoho
mishi L. y. W, Bhellon and wife. $40.
homlsh; ]. b. shelton, shelton; p. p.
Paaden, Franklin, A. @. Reid, San
Francisco; 4. I. Rubagn. Portland; w.
Andrews. vlctoFia. are a. tha Occidental.
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roLTcE COURT NoTEs.

Thomaa AGsoaEthy d N old oasndsr
and vas only recessed fram custody On
Monday. One day vas too lone for
him % keeD bic hanas ''from piek1ne
and sealing and 81 Opportunity o1eE-
"a itself before morning For him 10 az
eroise his faEoEife vocation. 1he op-
purfnnity came mt tAa Gre Ia The alley
bslussn Hin and Washinaten streets
lass east Of CommsRcial O. re tina Of
the IRE. He there saw The Giseu Of
Anshony OhIeFas chain and snAtchod
THAI ana his watch and uAde Away with
Ia. Ofnces Bowers followed and afresa-
Cd him after 9 s1aEn chase 10 the course
Of which Mccarthy threw away the
watch on South Second slEeet where i
was afterwards picked ap. ne pFisD-
nsr was bronRht before JusEiss Jonas
yesterday an4 helA 60 answer 10 TIE
grand fary, the bonte beilg axed 81
$4,000, MeCaEthy being unable . fam
fsh she bonds vent 70 josn his ed cum-
radea.
wan. Halaads was ansa s By ahs
mns iustiss fsE bsinR drunk. and ,. y.
Hanasrsnn for tha aAma odsnea paid
dsllaF mere. bat then be had cns extra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

bnxfz1 tesn e.ksslsSIn. q "a nes.un
en- - Ga1El Hln1rf ksssrn ahenE 9Ge
sh1los4. tka7 afInrwar3S = 20 acns q
M aAnr: fhan a o. Trs1s Wnrrin kn1l.
A1a k1zn g ~ i1dHfna hnana. NhsE1 ke
sisgs Al nfekk r. 80 = nssrr ussse
e! swu I'D. anf when I'D fhaf tne
- ln1.sAc4 thMs Ne Bad a1ep4 IN IL /
80 81 - - nc1pisal kEun ths 1epc1i
eEzaE.nR nai4 he had mss Ersl6Eich
cetorei Z KS 60 fke Tlznk rsad; Beher-
crlnR nd 3 80 EIak1ki1n no s1el
aim Ersidrish khen gAzd ~OA. GakeR-
es.-E 49, 60 you ~ tha1N 1soHr.
BRING f1nlst8d Shat Ensidkirh shot and
ssose exlE him nnd fslf his pueks1z
zrelarlsn de1leo e Witnene iha1 be bad
sscpped e ctewarsH1 hSuas for feed.
gaElnE - 1E1l tine Fx1ldkseh was e
Ne naeDt1al ID the pHssunes 81 6ehsE-
BRING e Cd no1 ~ 11ythinR b. uay
g ezpIlel1 dsuial. enlF nyinR sO6.
Se1erorizK boz en- yc1 say thntf
OEo4 ex1Dtn11i1n : kz1Iari1h sub
snitia4 10 aErsas wikhout any rsais1ance,
- sid . ha1 slept b he roou ~
nigh1 q he nhootlan.
Re diEsei-Rrsidrfsh said he had Iaft
=. - y. 49, }, - e.e.oez g ne sAsoon
- - 49,. - - -. l.L.l'sk,. =.
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- - -. =. seos1gy Is Eosn .1e n.fns q
- ~ 49, ~ 49, s.1s ne aia we
49,. -. ......I -. ~ 49,.
oegaaiuually slept With the defendants;
a. - -. = - -. -. Ae hnes
IL = - T : - es.s Ne.,
~. ........s...- -. ..Sa 11sl1z =
49, s.s. .s ~ - - q
n........ 1 - ss.se ~ ssto,ssE.
.vs.ss.,-s -. ns.;.sa y. 80 Ssss1 y
49, :. 49,. 2 - ..s..,1 -
e.st =. -. ....... = - -. -. 1919
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, =. -. -. - p = 5a.lass q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

The folloWing transfers ef real estaAs
wsEs nlsd f0r record yesterdays
Margaret ,. Pontius % Mrs. EIinshssh
Moores. iges and 2. blk IS. PontiMs'
3nd sd, $500.
b. B. jackson 10 Thomas AEursn, INA.
bait q lets Sand Q. blkA eaatsrn ed.
dhss. +. whiisl,s.y ana WIN. n.
Whitilsssy y Kate 4. Whil1lsnsg, szaals
ID II and u, We1t S0ntt1o, BauEa tracts,
aud 10 ]. -. y, y - n, =. 8 3.
Geo. II. Fullsr to Puesa sound Ohau-
tsaqna assembly. wssl .ae y Of 3 .
Y. SO 8. 90 q. N, q. 3, n, and KipaE-
ian Fiehfs 10 eastward Of xxx az
a =. and y 5 aesns ef lot & -. 4. h
c d. driass 8 ". I. Holden, ls,s ;
ana 10, blk 50, Park add, 9I,o0O.
Decree Of auzi df1tEibuiion q tie lafs
Joaeph a. Whil1leasy es1ats YES nIed
Monday In the nuaifug's ofles. Kate
e. wife of aeoeaned, Fecslvea one-haif
n residue and sons WA. 81. and ChAs.
n. one-fouKlh cash. Residue consists
If go shares 81 Snlkan RiVsP mining
sfock. S-acre tracts Ia "a and " h West
ssattls, ena Iot !, Sc q, p p. n. B.
8 a.
ArssuIas ". Judd . 2. & q A,ssK
Of az X, go z, b a, n, IA n, a.
James MoUinfosk % p q q. a, 50
acres IN -. 5, p 81, n. r. AK q.
Pharas HaETison 20 p. y. O. A., loa 3
and los { exeepting 10 aesss. 80 =, u.
Il. s, T., $500.
James, Dousan 10 Jans 4. EtFeub. lols
Z, and IL. blk Al, BigsIo9's ada.
$500.
Jossph Mondy 70 Mrs. UrsaIa Wyekod
8 80 feet Of lol 8. blk Is, A. A. Dsnny's
3Fd add, $500.
Fred b. sander 70 LouIaa Rect, lots
II, 70 and Is, blk Is, Yealogas md aupl,
and lots 5 and Z, bin 81, Blgsl0W's ed.
$500.
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RREgTTTks.

4hs rseaspsr Ancsn arrived IN pm
yuSaerday afternoon.
ne u,nchlnary q ne Eniarp<isa 3 b.
10 foBsd % Seattle On ncoWs
~ steamer Norfh Pnclae bronxht lsa
nsr.1nrs1s and % had q shesp kfom ID
sSund yesterday.
- cifissns dong sevenfh sfrees nrs
s.s111aninfnR bitterly that tbs WORK 81
IsgIST s,deWniks is proceoding 90 d1AlY.
Eoi one block has 9st bean fully con-
pieted.
o. eominx inc TIE wharf Ia. ereuinr.
AZ steamer Idaho struck he OlyznpInn,
I'd Nd some Of her wood work torn
sWaF, Ths larger steamer raeelved no
1niuKieA
IA new fluahinR tank which was BUR.
1900 b he Council for a. expaFinnsn-
ri tagf was placed In the WaEn N8nneE
sDNnE, e the cornef 81 HeEenih stres4
YensH6ay.
Al he vessels IN tie kaxbor. win one
eE11pflon, displayed their haeH a half
. ye., g ~. ,s sgs g sFess 2 Ies
wns largely attended.
The nrst frost II ths season came
lasg nlghk A few weeks ego there was .
eliEhf ffusf En the morning. bat there had
= "a been nans IN he evening. Before
mldniQht last nlRhk however, the ground
Bas Hkite with Soar frogt.
M. Amos BowmHn, ps0pkietoE of the
fgNusfte Of Anacortea. Il owner q Q
iSrr9 farm ek Gumna, IA Q. a few days
$50, dnrina the a1sance Of the family. the
kouae and barn were burned, together
with 9 lot e atork and 80 t0ne Of hay IN
~ heKn. The origin Of tbs IRE IL sup
po1ed % have been incsndiary.
Monday afternoon IN empiaFa q the
esattiA Lake Shore z Kagt1rn Railway,
whIIe going e tho rata II tWenty miles
a. hear on q hand cKF. lost his hak near
eeotts wharf. and jumped from the car
mont On the rail-, in1urinH himself very
ha1ly. He wnn taken % the hospital for
o1ro and treatment
The pugsk Mil Comrany'a steam tug
Tyea, which has been un4erEoing repairs
n San Francisco fer thu Past tive m0ntha
ieft there On Thureday. but owing % .
sllaht accident put bnok o. Friday. she
was aeon cot ID running trim again. and
maAs the TIP frem HAn Francisco 70 Port
Townsend n Is heurs. arriving at the
latter place last evening. she proceeded
g PoFt Gamble
Ths steamer PnsmIer arrived here ct an
eAriy hour yesterday morninR from Van
ceaveF, 3. Q. Owing 70 some trouhis IN
re c1esoms service she &c nol n.i1R the
large ehipment 81 tea and RIGA which was
expected. she DISCHARGED hsro Is tons Of
freight and q small list Of paasenaera
she proceeded 20 Tacoma and returned
n the afternoon and loaded 1900 pounds
Of weo1 for Boston. and = car load Of hops
for New York. She leaves ct an early
hour TOR Vancouver.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

Ihe symEepms q Bilio1lnesa 60 ~
hnepllg hzs TOO waii hnswe. Thar diiReR
n el4eFeDt iedlsidaals % some ex1ouf.
a hllloas man h aal&em q bRsahfnn1
eneez. Toe freque1tly, ALA - hns e.
exualle1t appsttta foR li4uid1, but mnna
for Beliea % q nnnEn1ER. His tunees
VII hardly bear ingpeetion q any tina;
IN y not Wits and iuEzea. a ID rough.
e ell egen1a.
Ths Digestive systam q uhnlly cut e.
ordsE, ana DiAxrhsa o. C1nafipaainn
may Be Q gymptum, q ths I've may
alternafe. Ihe1o ara of1an HsmnR-
Kheids O. 1Esn loW e hlooa. ThaEs
may Be giddinew nnd oflen haadnsha
aud aoidily Or nat1fenoe end tendsEnan
IN he pa q the stomach. To eoEBest
ell this. & mo4 e1ee1 q cara. tEy Grpunas
Aug9sf EIolsr, Il oo11s boz & tEiGn, and
thousands atfs9t lla ef1naay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16
xAUDR eRAEsRR.

THIS ehaEming lady appsars At Eyes
Opera House this evening in Tillo1son's
interesting var naR. sThe Planters
Wife, We have already spoken at
some length Of Miss Changers pre-emi-
neut abilities. She has long been 9
great fav0Eite with the American peepie
and those Who witness tie performances
this eveoinQ viii certainly be highly en-
tertained. Mia Granger met with great
success in Portland, as the following
clipping from the Nsses will show:
TIE opening attraction, The Plant
er's Wife, vas admirably set and given
in sueh q way a. 10 show 10 advantage
the talent Of The STAR and company IL
support The plot Of the play is we'll
conceived, and With The exception Of
some amateuxish lines and weak
speeches, the play Il very Btrong-the
situations are well worked up and the
elimaxea strongly presented.
Miss Granger vas well Feceived, and
In tbs rcia Of Edith Cray sustained the
high rupasatioa which bad preceded her.
In The stronger scenes she met The hiah-
est demsnd and became Q fayogite 81
once. In tbs scene between tbs wife and
Albert Graham 90 the third Get, where
she attempts 70 tel her stery, Miss
Granger exhibited bar emotional pow
eTs IN q marked degree, and elected
loud applauss. ThrouRhout her success
was complete.
Mr.. OhappsIls, a. Albert Graham,
added 10 the 6ne Rnputation he made
chen hare last. Mrs. r. ~. Bates was
warmly weicemed b. her hosl Of friends.
Miss Van eickien. a. Dora, leoked
charming. Her oostnming We vhfY AZ
tiatie and really eIeQant, e1peciang il
the third anA foarth actss She made &
decidedly faSorabls impression, aud
aside from other consideratiuns, she IL
pretty and has "a attractive stage
presence.
ID Mis- 0ussie Rioe. O. AuRie, che
audience discovered one Of tie elsvsFssl
sonhEstees that has yet appeared IN
Portland.
Mr.. Gray, In the role Of Simeon, was
q Rsuulns Surprise. He has the face
and cut Of q comedian, and reuiDds
one stroaRly Of John z. Owen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16


IxFHAIOs WoRk. = Mondays train
% tbs Northsrn Pseihs railway vas
about fOuE hours lAae. owing 10 The
foundation Of bgidee 4 little YES,
Of Htampeae having been washed
oul A we'll known civil engineer.
Who has iuai returned from the
neighhoEhood Of the Swiachhsck, says
there are Z numbes Of otheF bridges %
that branch sadly IN need OF Fepais.
One Of them n an eageeiaily poor staie
Il . little east Of Weston. The sane
gentleman aaye that the snowseeda en-
that part Of The road are the tlimsiest
structure Of the hind be has ever seen.
Tue pests aEe only ex6 inches eqasre
and ere four feet apart and will b an.
able 10 stand any pressure Of snow. TIE
roofs are strong enoneh, boa he sur
ports are By no means strong enough 20
resist the constant strain from The
heavy EnewfAils which vista the moun.
tAina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

Tan MExE STRxxr 0nAns.-The tims
for ths completion Of the Mal street
grade expired yesterday and the work
h yel Ear fFom being compieied. III.
vas enc 81 The contrasts awarded 70 The
MISSING eontIaetar. Wa. Tiefney. AZ
The rate Of 81 ceHls paE cuhic yard Of
earth and Us per thonsand feet % lum-
Der usod IN SIDEWALKS and bcx dFains.
Thia consract 1isfHay cold cat week
OF two $50 end The paFehseer has AZ.
Piled 10 the cily eoancil for more tsme.
The mayor has cAllsd speeial meeting
Of the council for this evening" - eon.
sides TIE question u extsndine tbs time
Cor eempletiRa che Rork.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

TKn NEvcasgls MEErno-The psO-
pie Of Newcastle were addressed en- he
issues Of The pending canvass last even
inc by Hen. 7. J, Hnmss, candidate foE
the legislaturs, Hon. J. O Haines, q.
h. HeilhEcn, Esq. 5adge Bben Saith
and I. u. Han. An Intelligent audi.
enee Vas In atiendaaos. and the tellinE
arguments o. the epeakcFN we're re-
cslvsd with unarkad attention. he
PARTY returned "a The city immefiately
after the meeting.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

noTIcE. Ten cellars rsward
a,IlI Be pnld fsr InioFsmaslon
- lIna e the nF1oet eu1 con-
.eoeIers 81 any ore found ntoai-
80 copies 81 the post-lnteill-
~~rcsF delivered Nv tire omgFlers
snreuehous the city.
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nHERf1RD Pl1gRRqRRs.

p.msS Heron On fhs NcrShern pnc,na
,p.esfeT. & ID Eerauson and wife. Mra
IA cnmfsid. Mn A n Hsuxy. q -
-. II WILLIAMS. b y Jamfncn' r Var
fsrr-fr. A J Deneaic4 Charles Ali6n ana
80 Huntfnston on tbo Orsasn Hknrt
rirs. George 6olannsith, WE HarMafow.
cS1r1s p HeE<inger. william Botlea and
I HsdGora On IA 0sagon q Can
$40. jcKn Es1srhrnok, Frank RoEsais.
~ friths james Rhninn, 8Makfna, w
Wellaee, John Takin. ~ Miller, n +
tsorfkFuD and vita u ! H1ReEH, Cd
S-rnnr1' Col Noaia. Mr AserENn and vita
IN Festez, g B Wright 4 " YounR
"a X Barker end vile and q emiGFnnfs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

Tx JuTEnsoN szEEET n1D0nr-Ths
nsw bri6gs csaE ths Jeasrson ssrssa
suiiss bstsssn FsaEah and Pm stsssts
vaa auiahed ysstssdag-wi1h ths exeep-
tion q thres 81 tsaf planks % Ne
wuHt ed Tha hrid9s D n fss1 lana
and aixtean fees Wis en1 g che q tes
moss Substantial a1Kuclafes n IL cisy.
Tha hnildiuz 81 ~ hxiaEs 80 cr49rna
b. TIE ely oouneil e - reEui4x Deae-
ina hEld en- 10 1ial e OStnhsr an4 80
enzEmnnae1 ahou1 SO woeks &c. h
wuxk hAs Ill hsea 1nm4 ~ ~ oezpaEa.
tfaa amnpanFea unaes ths Enpervieann Of
Lnassnss oanminEA - ssrsst oaD-
raann3unaHs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

u h net Qanerally knnwn that e piane
and organ manofaeteEy h looatad near
fueea eoand. but snoh b tie cas-. Mr..
q. W. 5ordAn. % Ne 0ooawfn a Jordan
Piano and Organ manufac4ory o. Vie
toFia. h IN Seattle and viii aifen9 PEI.
eonAisy 20 ang orders fer lanfng pianaa
and organa lekt ts.&aR With Mr.. A. Han
een. Mr.. Iordan kas 9 photoesnph 81
this manufacAory. Walsh Il q very hand
soma tookinQ eslahliahmanl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16
COLO.

Persons. and especially children, ere
snhieot 70 this agopixing ioomplaint
uhich oflen GENES on Suddenly IN the
niaha and withsat any previous warn
inc. SimmOus LiTef Regulates ehoula
always be at hand. A single doee will
generally allay Ne rain. Is neyer fails
10 giving relisf. TIA harmless and eau
Be given with safety 10 o ekild Of the
tendereak ace.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16
wIsDOM's ROBKRTNR.

Leading Iadissof sooissy s1d UTumi-
nsnt professional ssars have testsasd
70 its sxoslleney in the mosi emphatic
tsrm& Guaranteed harmless and
natchlsss. 4. B. Stewart. druRrlsi,
Seatsls. W. T.. sells q Is % SAINTS per
sostle and gives > beautiful card 70 every
purchases.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

Tho most extensive asssEtmento Of cor
sets on TIE eoast. Over forty styles
from l3S<e 10 $500 each. T0kias q
AlnnaEman
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

Naahingt0a Territory Dental and
PhotoRFaphie Depna. "a fali sarply a
iov pEisssL A. b. 6xxwAnt 4 o., draz-
RiaiA nc3 a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

Ladies and ehlldEeas heo3s, cars.
eoqaes and f8spinaaors hi ali Desirable
slyles ard sAs4es. Iax1Aa a SxEann-
Nan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

Undertakers Ceum q Go. reaaivsd
N elegant uhite heArse frou TIE east
yesleFdAl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

Elder down eomfcrtsrs, e860 and go
Eastern cash prices e olsaEy's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

Fur.--Ws have jnst reoeiEsd . Ma
shipment. Eastern cash pEiseA CMxs-
Lna OLMAlY. no0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

II. v. MnIsn 8 o.. So FFons slEssi.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

Rssl Eslats b ihs foundsaion Of al
wealth.. II you wish wsAlhh buy some
Maple Valley land Of O. Q. OAxxEns
q Co. &NAf nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

el.9S. Aa9-inch e2.o0 black silk rha-
dimes, houGhf at he city sale at OleaFy'a.
Blankets and danneIs-Iosa Of new
lines, 81 Chester OleaEy's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-06-10

A FRESH SUPPLY OF garden seeds just to
n hand and ordered to meet the unusually
large demand for reliable seeds. All seeds
We handle are guaranteed 10 be good and
pure, just what the label says they are. ~
BAKER & McMURRAN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-06-10

In many Oranges it has grown to be
regular annual custom to have in
June, "Pleasantest month of all the
year," a floral meeting. Flora being
the presiding officer, an exhibition Of
flowers held, hall. grounds and tables
decorated with floral displays. The dis
cussions consisting of flowers and home
adornment, reading, essays, etc., on the
same subject. The children of the
Grange families and others in the neigh
borhood often take part, and all enjoy
respite from The busy planting" sea-
son, aud take up their Summers work
with minds and bodies rested and better
- fba >aaf.,.~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-06-10

Invite the especial attention OF all persons
in need of COOKING STOVES to the follow
ing list of necessary Furniture which give
with each stove, and which l guarantee to
be tirst-class in every respect: wash boiler,
tea-kettle, 2 iron pots, pot lids, long grid
die | skillet, 3 sheet-iron pans, lid litter,
poker l stove scraper, joints OF pipe and
elbow: large tin bucket, bread pan, Gull
lender, / wash basin, pudding pans, patty
pans y pie plates, milk strainer, milk
SKINNER, plain ladle, pierced ladle, soup
ladle iron spoon, cake turner, egg whip,
pie crmper and trimmer, fancy teapot, z
sad-irons, teapot stand, sad-iron stand,
pepper box, l nutmeg crater, candle stick,
cake mould, 8 tin cups, dipper, biscuit cut
ter rolling-pin, potato masher, butcher
knife q knives and forks worth Sl.25 per set,
6 albata tablespoons, albata teaspoons,
coal-shovel, flesh fork, 3 jelly-cake pans,
pound of stove polish.
I sell the celebrated Excelsior Cooking
Stoves at the following prices. will deliver
stoves and furniture free of freight in Bridge
port, Md, at any station on the 5. V. K. r.,
also at any station on the b. &. o. X. X. as far
west as Cumberland or south TO Staunton.
EXCELSIOR.
No IL, $1,000; No. II, S22. so; No. %, s22.5O
No. q, $500; No. IS, $3.50; No. SO, $500; No.
81. $500; No. 80, $500; No 80, $500
Prices quoted on application and repairs
furnished for all patterns of stoves.
Returning thanks for the liberal patronage
of the past, hope to merit n continuance.
II. e. MARTEN.